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ORU Wins Grinder over Stephen F. Austin, 63-56
Key went 6-for-12 from three-point range in her first career 20-point night. Bigham added 17 points and 10 assists, topping the 10-assist mark for the fourth straight game.
Kevi Luper added 12 points for the Golden Eagles, who shot just 25.0% in the first half and 34.9% for the game.
Porsha Roberts led the Ladyjacks (6-10, 1-4 SLC) with 16 points and 13 rebounds. SFA shot just 36.0% from the field.
ORU missed their first 11 field goal attempts and fell into a 7-0 hole. Bigham finally got the Golden Eagles on the board with a short jumper at the 14:31 mark, cutting the deficit to 7-2.
The Golden Eagles finally took the lead at the 10:06 mark, on a pair of Luper free throws. The points gave ORU a 13-12 lead.
Key caught fire late in the half, hitting three straight three-point attempts. The last gave the Golden Eagles a 29-23 lead, and they carried a 29-28 advantage into the halftime locker room.
Bigham led all players with 13 points at the break.
ORU came out of the locker room hot, scoring the first eight points of the period. Taylor Cooper connected on back-to-back three-pointers to stretch the advantage to 37-28 at the 18:06 mark.
Key connected on another long bomb at the 9:35 mark, giving ORU a 53-41 lead, and it looked like the Golden Eagles were ticketed to victory. But the Ladyjacks rallied, coming back with a 12-3 run to cut the score to 56-53 with 5:00 on the clock.
That's when Luper took over. The senior scored five straight points as part of a 7-0 ORU run that stretched the lead to 63-53 with 1:55 left. The Golden Eagles didn't score again, but they held on for a seven-point win.
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THE chief executive of East Lancashire's troubled hospital trust has 'stood down' with immediate effect.
No reasons have been given for the departure of Mark Brearley, who has been in charge of the Royal Blackburn and Burnley General since 2011.
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust [ELHT] has been in special measures since July, when NHS chiefs made wide-ranging criticisms of the way the organisation had been run.
The trust has released the following statement, but said Mr Brearley was unavailable for interview.
Mark Brearley has announced his intention to stand down from his post as Chief Executive of East Lancashire NHS Trust with immediate effect.
Mark, who has over 30 year's experience in the NHS, has led the Trust since May 2011, and in recent months has overseen the Trusts high-profile response to the Keogh Review.
Acting Trust Chairman, Martin Hill, said: "The whole Trust Board would like to thank Mark for his hard work and dedication over the last two-and-a-half years, during which time he has overseen some real improvements in the care we provide for patients. Over the last few months in particular, Mark's leadership in responding to the Keogh Review has been critical in developing our action plan to respond to those areas where we all know we need to improve. We wish Mark all the very best for the future."
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Vermont is considered to be the ski capital of the Eastern United States, and it's easy to see why. With hundreds of thousands of skiers hitting the states many ski resorts every year, and a host of mountainous destinations available you're spoiled for choice when it comes to finding the right destination for you. According to the New York Times, the peaks in Vermont are high but the prices are low, making it the ideal skiing location. If you've never skied before but would love to try then Vermont is the perfect place to visit for your very first ski vacation. Here are just some of the reasons why:
It may seem like an odd reason to promote it as a skiing destination, but Vermont is a wonderful place to visit for your first ski vacation because there is so much more to do than simply ski! When you're first learning to ski you may find that your legs ache and you aren't able to spend as much time on the slopes as you expected: this is because you're using muscles that everyday activities such as walking or running simply don't use. During a seven day ski trip, most first time skiers will only actually spend three days on the slopes. You won't be bored when you have your first ski vacation in Vermont though: in fact, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to other things to see and do! If skiing isn't giving you your fill of outdoor pursuits then there are plenty of ice skating rinks available in Vermont: you'll find huge Olympic sized indoor rinks in Stowe and Burlington and if you're looking for outdoor skating then you can try your hand at Nordic Skating on both Lake Willoughby and Lake Champlain. Nordic Skater report that this kind of skating will help you avoid the cold toes and floppy ankles you tend to get with conventional ice skating. If spending time on ice is your idea of winter fun, then Vermont is also home to plentiful locations for ice fishing: the perfect way to spend an afternoon because snuggling up with a mug of delicious hot chocolate! Finally, ensure you make time for at least one leisurely dining experience in one of Vermont's low key but delicious restaurants. After all, you'll need to stock up on calories for all that skiing you're sure to do!
A lot of people taking their first ski vacation (especially if you're taking your first ski vacation as an adult) will be travelling with people that already know how to ski. However you shouldn't let your experienced skiing friends become your skiing instructors: they may teach you poor technique, get bored of giving you lessons, or take you up to slopes beyond your abilities. Ultimate Ski report that for first time skiers, ski lessons are a must. The only way to really learn to ski is to enrol into a ski school. Luckily, there are a host of expert and affordable ski schools throughout Vermont. The lessons available from the school on Bromley Mountain in particular come highly recommended. One bonus of travelling with seasoned skiers though is that they can lend you plenty of the equipment you'll need, or advise you on the best brands and styles to hire: this will save you a fortune when it comes to buying the gear you'll need or want for your first ski trip!
There's still time to book a ski vacation in Vermont and enjoy a last minute getaway before the ski season is officially over. In fact, now is the time to bag a last minute trip. If you'd like to try your hand at skiing for the very first time then now is the perfect time to head to Vermont and hit the slopes. The end of the ski season tends to be much quieter than the beginning of the ski season, when the slopes are packed full of seasoned skiers keen to see some powder. That means you'll have more space to practice your newly acquired skiing techniques, the slopes won't be too crowded, and neither will the bars and restaurants when you decide you need some well-deserved après ski! We're also lucky in Vermont because the end of winter doesn't necessarily mean the end of skiing: resorts such as Killington see snow throughout March and even offer skiing in early April most years. It's also worth bearing in mind that ski passes tend to be much cheaper at this time of year: what better reason to book your vacation and hit the slopes now?
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The driver of an 18-wheeler died in a fiery crash on Interstate 10 in northwest Bexar County early Tuesday morning.
Sheriff's deputies responded to the crash just before 3 a.m. on the westbound lanes of I-10 at Ralph Fair Road.
Deputies believe the driver fell asleep at the wheel, struck a guardrail and bounced from the inside lanes to the outer lanes before the big rig finally came to a stop at an embankment. The tanker then rolled on its side and bursts into flames.
A deputy patrolling Interstate 10 heard the crash and saw an explosion.
"Immediately, he went to the scene to try to rescue the driver. Unfortunately, the flames were just too great and too high for him to get to the cab," Bexar County Sheriff's spokesman Paul Berry.
Sheriff's deputies said the tanker is used to carry crude oil, but was empty Tuesday morning.
"If there is any good news in this, (it's that) the tanker was empty, which prevented an even larger explosion and problem here at the scene," Berry said.
The westbound lanes of Interstate 10 at Ralph Fair Road were shut down and expected to remain closed through rush hour. The eastbound lanes were also shut down for a short time.
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene. As of Tuesday at noon, his name had not been released.
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What a difference a day makes. Or getting photographed in public without asking to be. Despite telling David Letterman the day before that he learned his lesson and is keeping his current relationship out of the spotlight, boy band God Nick Lachey takes the lovely Vanessa Minnillo by the hand as they leave a New York City hotel on Thursday.
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Nick did you go to the doctors lately? I mean to get your brain checked. I still cant get over you and Jessica Simpson. How could you abandon her like that? She was faithful to you! Now think about how she must be devastaed thinking about you every night while you're in bed Vanessa Millano. You know it makes me fell terrible saying this but you're acting like a stupid ASS right now. I mean you 2 got married and you just forget her like that. How can you forget about her? I mean im a fan and I can't get over the fact of you 2 splitting up. How do you just put it to the side of your head? or do you miss her? Because I sure miss the happiness between you 2.


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It's time to ditch the traditional porcelain heart boxes and Jordan almonds and give your guests something they really want: FOOD! Our favorite trend in weddings these days is unique, delicious food as favors, and the sky is the limit! Nothing says "thank you" quite like sweet or savory treats at the end of the night after you've danced, chatted and partied with your nearest and dearest. From milk and cookies as the last song is played and your feet are feeling the pressure, and late night snacks packaged and ready to enjoy from your hotel room, to a morning wake-up basket filled with homemade local jam and fluffy, buttery scones, couples are really upping the wow factor with these edible keepsakes and reminders of their big day. Are your mouths watering, yet? Bon Appetit!
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DAHLONEGA, Ga. – The 11th-ranked North Georgia College & State University women's soccer team took advantage of the misfortune of a few other teams in the conference Saturday night and claimed a 4-0 victory over Peach Belt Conference newcomer Young Harris at the North Georgia Soccer Field in their league-opener.
The Saints improve to 7-0 for the season and start off their PBC campaign 1-0 as they dealt the Mountain Lions their first loss of the season to move Young Harris to 4-1 overall and 0-1 in the conference.
Elsewhere in the league, No. 24 Armstrong Atlantic State University took down No. 4 Columbus State with a 1-0 victory, giving the Saints an early boost in the conference and region race.
Just three minutes into the game, Megan Morrow scored the first goal of the game and her first of the season as the ball bounced around in the box off a deflected shot.
Almost exactly 10 minutes later, Kelly Penston scored her third goal of the season as Emily Bowen fed her the ball at the top of the box Penston then deftly placed the ball into the back of the net to put the Saints up 2-0.
Caroline Wallace capped the first half scoring for North Georgia as she cleaned up a free kick from Morrow. Morrow, a sophomore defender, had quite the game in the conference-opener as she recorded a second assist in the second half when Sophia Matonak scored in the 54th-minute.
North Georgia dominated the game in every aspect of the game, out-shooting the Mountain Lions 27-8 as the Saints worked to keep pressure on Young Harris' goalkeeper, Taylor Erickson. Erickson was forced to make 12 saves while reining PBC Goalkeeper-of-the-Week Mallory Sayre only had to make five saves to record her fifth shutout of the season.
Head coach Chris Adams continued his trend of getting as many players into the game as possible as 22 total players logged minutes for North Georgia in the 4-0 victory.
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Redmond >Food Stores > Victor's Celtic Coffee Co
7993 Gilman St, Redmond, WA | Directions 9805247.674506 -122.121943
Mon - Fri, 5:30am - 7pm; Sat, 7am - 7pm; Sun, 8am - 6pm
Neighborhoods: Downtown
Great Coffee, Great Location – Want the real thing? If you do, drive past the drive thru at Starbucks and other national or regional "fast-coffee" type shops.
Great palce to relax and enjoy your break in this retro style plain and simple coffee shop.
Pleanty of room to spreaf out and relax. I think thier NO CREDIT OR ATM CARDS approach is cool too.
Good Coffee, Nice Staff, Terrible Customer Servicer=owner – I've been going to Victors for almost a decade and I've had my up and downs with the place.
The staff has always been friendly and conversational with me. I've had some run ins with the owner, who yes, is a super grump!
However, I've been going in the late afternoons and evenings, which apparently is when he doesn't work and I recommend going then!
This morning, I meet a friend there to do some planning (we're teachers) and he was running the show. We were in the back corner of the shop and he would repeatably, and awkwardly walk by us, mostly staring. Although one time, he came by because he didn't like that my feet were touching the chair next to me and asked me to keep my feet on the ground (weird!) and then he swooped by within the hour to remind us that we were there longer than an hour and it was time to for us to leave.....we left, but there were only a few people in the shop!
If I go to Victor's, I will only go in the evenings when he is not working!
I should have believed the negative reviews... – A sign hangs next to the menu that states: "I can please one person a day. Today is NOT YOUR DAY. Tomorrow doesn't look good either." Most small businesses I know of probably wouldn't hang a sign like this. I assumed it was meant in jest, but after my experience it seems apparent that this is more of an operating manual for the owner. After reading a few negative reviews of Victor's, I dismissed the comments as coming from reviewers that are chronic haters and decided to try Victors myself. Apparently, I wasn't the one person who could be pleased on this day.
Let me start by saying, the barista's were nice and polite, and actually seemed ashamed to explain the internet policies of the owner of Victors. After taking my Americano to a table and settling in for some work on my laptop, I was greeted by a man who told me I needed to remove my backpack that I had next to me on the bench. He then grabbed the chair on the opposite side of the table and forcefully shoved it into my knee! It really hurt! Socially inept, or totally unaware, he continued through the seating area and seemed to have similar conversations with a few other "violators" who dared patronize his café.
As far as the coffee, my double shot Americano was terribly under-extracted. I watched as the barista pulled the shot in well under 10 seconds. They have all the equipment on the counter to grind, dose, tamp, and pull a great shot, so I suppose it is poor training or lack of quality control. I don't know if the beans they roast in house are any good as the barista killed the shot.
I will probably never return to Victors coffee, which is sad as Redmond seems to have a lack of good non-chain coffee options.
DECE – I've spent too many of my after school hours here. I guess there are reasons for that. Mainly that it's the closest resemblance to the Mos Eisley Cantina on Earth (other than the music). Seriously, where the cantina band at?
Go here, get nudged, go dece, staty dece.
Nudged. – It was April 20th the first day my friends and I came to Victor's. Up until that day, Victor's had been the place where my family and I would drop in after mass or after a family outing and indulge in a Roma or Ticino sandwich.
I can't really say enough about the interesting people that hang there, just that from the weird dudes that get off the 545, to the elite of the Redmond Youth there's always a conversation to be had, a chess game to be played, or any major credit card to be denied. Seriously, that's super inconvenient. Also that sandwiches are expensive, but I think worth it.
I think people are pretty accurate on Walter, although he's been really nice to me personally and always charming in my opinion, I guess he's a pretty intense dude. The rest of the employees are really great to talk to, and being somewhat of a regular bears its' fruit in the form of free size upgrades and not-on-the-menu drinks.
Anyway, check it out. Don't be a hard customer and the vibes of the coffeehouse will ensure your spirit's warmth and satisfaction.
Never again! – I have been going to victors twice a week for about a year now, great staff, and great coffee. I spend about $12 every time I visit, so thats like $1240 per year! But after today i will never be going there again.
Almost every high ranking review that you see here is probably from when the original owner(Victor) was in charge. But since then, a huge TROLL named WALTER has taken control and is driving this place into the ground! After ordering the usual I sat down at a small table with two chairs, as soon as I begin open my book the TROLL comes over and asks me to move to a smaller table in the corner! WTF!?!?! I just spent 12 dollars on a sandwich an a small latte and your telling me to sit in a corner with no lighting? Then he says remember only 1 hour, then you've got to leave. That was the last straw.
I really hate to say it but by going to victors your supporting this TROLL and his crazy view on how to treat customers.
If your still looking for a good cup of coffee i would head over to soul food books, great people, good vibe, and NO TROLLS!
Treated like Crap BY THE OWNER! – I've heard that the owner of Victor's (Walter) is a kinda mean, but I always thought it was just "their schtick". However, this morning I found out that it's not only "not their schtick" but it's likely to be their eventual downfall.
I cannot see (in this economy or any other) how a grumpy, old menace to society like this can stay in business (let alone succeed and expand several times). He's mean, he's a total tightwad (disables the electrical outlets so that you can't plug your laptop in). He came over when I was trying to find one that worked and told me that he doesn't allow people to plug in and work (he doesn't supply wireless which is fine, but I have a Clearwire modem, so I don't require that).
Good coffee, check! Great breakfast sandwiches, check! Very nice staff, Double-Check. A total ogre for an owner, CHECKMATE!
I'll never go back there until he either sells it or kicks the bucket!.
It's time for Redmond to stand against being treated like dirt. Victor's staff knows how to do it, maybe they could teach their owner a few things!
Excellent coffee, great pastries, best breakfast – I think the breakfast sandwich is the best deal in town. It is tasty and filling. I love the coffee and the pastries (danish and almond twist)
Most improffesional buisness I've ever been to... – Victor's actual coffee is pretty good, but not really worth it. I don't go there anymore because of the way the owner treats the employees and customers. You should see the looks on these kids faces when he's there. They are all scrambling to do their best while he yells and grabs things out of their hands. Isn't that abusive? Aren't there laws about that? I wish I could scoop them all up and open a new shop! My friends and I don't go back there anymore, he's kicked some of us out on several occasions. Bad ownership, but great employees!
Owner intimidating a young petite young woman he thought was alone. – I was just at Victors with a friend. We ordered our coffee, and I walked to the restroom just in time to hear the owner go to my female friend and a little abrasively tell her that he has a time limit and she needed to leave. I went on my way knowing that my friend would clear up his mistake since we had just ordered. When I came back from the restroom about a minute to two minutes later. I saw my friend walk up and tell him "We had just ordered, but that was extremely uncalled for so we wont be comming back". She walked out and he followed her out screaming at her! He caught up and blocked her car door while he continued to scream at this 110 lbs female. She couldnt open the door and get in the car until I got there and drew his attention away. Intimidating a petite young woman who he thought was alone is unacceptable. What a bully! I will never go back.
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With the world's top players playing their best right now, this may be the most entertaining Masters in years.
Last year's tournament was riveting television, but the guys who'll be behind the ESPN mics analyzing the action from the year's first major this week — Andy North, Curtis Strange and Paul Azinger, all of whom know their way around the majors and Augusta National — expect a show for the ages.
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"Really, I think the whole Tiger Woods winning at Bay Hill was huge. He's going to be the most confident player in the field," Azinger said during a conference call with national golf media late last week. "He'll probably come off as a favorite ahead of Rory McIlroy and whoever is ranked ahead of him.
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displayed poise well beyond his years that delivered him a U.S. Open and a one-time No. 1 world ranking. Still, he hasn't played in three weeks.
• Phil Mickelson: He interestingly didn't rate a lot of conversation on the conference call, but won earlier this year and is always in the conversation at Augusta as a favorite.
• Luke Donald: Now the world's No. 1 despite not winning a major, he had three Masters rounds in the 60s last year and finished tied for fourth with Woods. The analysts all like his game and consistency, but they question whether he has the length to challenge the course. With that in mind, Azinger said, Donald only "has to be the best wedge player in the world next week" to win the tournament.
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"I think it's potentially one of the most enjoyable Masters to cover going back maybe seven or eight years when we had … Phil and Tiger and Ernie (Els) and (Retief) Goosen and Vijay (Singh) were all at the top of their games coming into the Masters playing exceptionally well," North said. "I think it's going to be that same kind of feeling there, that you've got the guys that you want playing well playing well; that's really special."
Of course, all that drama and potential challengers could fall off the leaderboard if Woods indeed has returned to form with his Bay Hill win, as the analysts suggest.
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"If the guy is clicking on all cylinders, he will not lose the tournament. It's as simple as that. If he has that convergence of the mental part and the physical part like he did at Bay Hill, if (Graeme) McDowell doesn't make three putts over 40 feet, Tiger wins by eight. … Is anybody as good as he is when he's good? I think the answer is no."
But after such a dramatic fall from grace, there were doubts whether Woods would ever win again.
It took 30 months — more than 900 days — before it happened again. Oh, he won his own silly season event that was more like an outing with 15 of his buddies, but he finally tasted victory in a real event two weeks ago in Orlando against a full field.
To understand where Woods' game is now, one has to recall where he's been — as if they could ever forget, it was truly in all the papers.
He seemed bulletproof until that Thanksgiving Night in 2009 opened the door to a very public airing of a very private life. He lost everything — his marriage (his wife got the kids and the house), his caddy, his coaches, his endorsements, his swing and the personal respect of his peers.
That's what made last Sunday in Orlando so big and has many, like Strange, elevating him to the role of outright favorite this week.
"This is the first Masters post-scandal," Strange said. "This is the first Masters that's going to be nothing but golf, and I like that.
"I don't think we can overstate the importance of him winning at Bay Hill, for two reasons: One, it might be a little bit of an overstatement, but this is the start of his second career because of getting over the shame, getting over the past, starting anew, and also starting anew with new mechanics and a new golf swing. It solidifies his belief in Sean Foley."
There's a common perception now that Woods has returned to the winner's circle — especially the way he delivered at Bay Hill — things will return to way it was with players just cowering when his name starts climbing on the leaderboard, particularly when he shows up wearing his trademark Sunday duds that Azinger described as black pants and a shirt the color of blood.
It might happen in time, Strange said, but don't expect it right away.
"I don't think he'll lap the field and win by 12 lengths like he did before, but I certainly expect him to be there with numerous others Sunday afternoon," he said. "I don't think the intimidation factor will happen because of Tiger Woods this week, but I damn sure believe, opposite of many other people, that if he wins another two or three times or one time and he's back on the leaderboard later in the year in another major, intimidation is part of the game again, just like it was before.
"… I just think it's going to be a process. I certainly expect him to be there. I would not bet against him this week at all … but the intimidation factor isn't there yet."
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Martin County boys cross-country wants to prove the critics wrong at state
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The runners on the Martin County High School boys cross-country team knew they were better than the sixth-place ranking FLRunners.com gave them going into the regional meet last week.
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Cross-country: Lincoln Park's Pottorff advances to Class 2A state meet
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• It's not at all uncommon at this point in the season to see some congestion in the standings, but take a look at the Western Conference as it stands today: three teams are tied for seventh place and another three teams sit just a game behind. We may be in need of a qualifying round-robin tournament just to sort through the tangled web of tiebreakers.
• Grantland's Brett Koremenos takes a fascinating look at the Bucks' hand-off-heavy offense, built to minimize the specific playmaking weaknesses of Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings.
• It's been rough of late for the Bulls, who are now facing the effects of turning over their entire bench in the offseason while loading up their roster with marginal NBA talent. Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation Chicago dove into the Bulls' woes, with a magnifying glass on the rotation decisions of the revered Tom Thibodeau (via BDL):
And then there's the problem no one wants to talk about: Thibodeau's minutes management. It's been an issue long before the Bulls blew this 27-point lead, but no one really cared as long as the Bulls kept winning. With and without superstar Derrick Rose, Chicago still won the most games in the NBA each of the last two regular seasons, largely because Thibodeau is crazy good. Emphasis on crazy. Thibodeau's maniacal commitment to running players into the ground has had consequences and will continue to have consequences.
It's easy enough to spot on the surface level: Deng leads the NBA in minutes, playing 41 per night. That is insane, but it's nothing new for Chicago's warrior small forward: Deng led the league in minutes per game last season and finished fourth the season before. Second in the NBA in minutes? That would be Joakim Noah, who's logging an average of 39.2 minutes per night. No other center cracks the top 15.
• Jeremy Evans is a real talent.
• It's so very nice to see an engaged Deron Williams threading pocket bounce passes through multiple defenders without so much as a glance.
• LeBron James weighs in on the league's best Eurostepper, with three candidates in the running: Manu Ginobili, Dwyane Wade and James Harden. There are no wrong answers, but I'd vote Harden simply because he has such command over when to pick up his dribble to best dupe defenders, which makes them even more vulnerable to a subsequent Eurostep.
• As Jeremy Conlin reminds us in his piece for HoopSpeak, being not bad is actually pretty good for the Bobcats. Charlotte has made some serious improvements this season, and although those improvements are overstated a bit by its 7-6 record, some fairly substantial gains can be found in Charlotte's defense:
Where Charlotte has made the most headway, however, is defensively. After finishing dead last in defensive efficiency last year at 110.4, they've actually clawed their way close to league average at 105.4 this year. The biggest difference between this year and last year is that they've stopped giving up a lot of uncontested shots at the rim. Last season, Charlotte allowed 30.8 field goal attempts at the rim per game, by far the most in the league. Teams shot 63.3% on those attempts, a slightly less-horrific 9th-worst in the league. This year, they've surrounded the rim with barbed wire and hired that guy that hit Nazis in the head with a baseball bat from Inglourious Basterds to patrol the basket area. They're still surrendering a lot of shots at the rim (27.9 per game, third-most in the league), but opponents are making just 61.5% of them, which is the 7th-best mark in the league. And, entering Monday's game against Oklahoma City, they sat at 58.3%, which was the BEST mark in the league.
That sound you just heard was your own mind blowing.
• Here's another fun shot chart, courtesy of Jerry Stackhouse. The restricted area attempts aren't really worth considering, but those corner threes — on which he is shooting 9-of-15, for those counting at home — could very well justify Stack's spot in Brooklyn's rotation.
• There are a lot of interrelated factors that go into the fact that the Celtics' defense at the three-point line has taken a serious step back, but the statistical bottom line speaks volumes about Boston's uncharacteristic defensive play this season.
• Ming Wang breaks down Chandler Parsons' statistical improvements this season for Red 94. The strides don't show up much in his per-minute numbers yet have translated to a three-point bump in Player Efficiency Rating:
This jump in PER has is largely a result of improved scoring efficiency as well as shot distribution. Per Basketball-Reference, Parsons' field goal percentage has improved from 45% to 47% while his three-point shooting has improved from 34% to a well above-average 41%. Parsons is not only shooting better from three, he is also taking more threes this season: through 13 games, Chandler has taken 75 threes compared with 178 threes all of last season (NBA.com). Another area of improvement has been his free throw shooting. Parsons is both taking more free throws this season (per NBA.com, Parsons has shot 31 free throws through 13 games versus 78 all of last season) and converting them at a much more respectable 74% clip, a 19% improvement from last season. The upshot is that Parsons' true shooting percentage has improved from 51% to 59%, resulting in an improvement in his offensive efficiency.
• Possibly coming soon to the Pistons' rotation: Kim English and Austin Daye. Will Bynum and Jonas Jerebko are effectively on the hot seat, and Lawrence Frank is a desperate man.
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